another word for busy work
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- Another word for busy word list. Below are a number of words whose meaning is similar to busy. 1  active. 2  assiduous. 3  at work; diligently employed. 4  diligent.  engaged.
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- - Stressed. Sue Says: There is a difference between being busy and being productive. People can busy themselves in many ways; spending time organizing, preparing, talking on the phone, talking with people, dealing with other people's problems, etc.
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Antonyms | Fast and Slow These english synonyms and antonyms for all kind of movements has been arranged by categories. For each word (fast, quick, swift, expeditious, slow, laggard, sluggish, tardy, ...) you will find about 10 to 40 synonyms. Antonyms are included in the sense, that the words consists mostly of pairs which have the opposite meaning.
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- Innovative Research Innovative research is the IVIR Inc. approach to effect change, gather information, and reach new conclusions in the areas of medical education, modeling and simulation, and educational assessment.
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What is the meaning of as busy as a bee ? Report Abuse. busy as a bee is a term that means that you work a lot, or have a lot to do. bee's are notorious for their workloads (and by bee i mean the insect). it has been said that they need to visit over a million flowers to make a lb of honey. thats an incredible amount of work. so if u're busy as a bee, then u have some serious work to get done.
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- adj nervous. 1  jumpy star. 2  excitable star. 3  restless star. 4  fidgety star. 5  shaky star. 6  apprehensive star. 7  edgy star. 8  anxious star. 9  uneasy star. 10  uptight star. 11  tense star. 12  skittish star. 13  panicky star. 14  antsy star. 15  high-strung star. 16  on edge star. 17  quivering star. 18  spooked star. 19  on pins and needles star. 20  trembling star.dj. restlessly moving. 1  antsy. 2  apprehensive. 3  high-strung. 4  hyper. 5  impatient. 6  jerky. 7  jittery. 8  jumpy. 9  nervous. 10  nervous wreck. 11  nervy. 12  on edge. 13  on pins and needles. 14  restive. 15  restless. 16  spooked. 17  spooky. 18  twitchy. 19  uneasy. 20  unrestful. 21  up the wall. 22  wired.
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- 1 the burden on one's emotional or mental well-being created by demands on one's time a business executive who works well under pressure Synonyms stress, strain, tensionRelated Words load, weight; anxiety, concern, uneasiness, worry; aggravation, anger, annoyance, exasperation, irritation, persecution, troubleNear Antonyms comfort, consolation.
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- 1 having or showing a close attentiveness to avoiding danger or trouble careful drivers slow down on slick or icy roadways Synonyms alert, cautious, chary, circumspect, conservative, considerate, gingerly, guarded, heedful, safe, wary Related Words advertent, attentive, awake, observant, regardful, vigilant, watchful; hypercautious; foresighted, ...
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- “eject”: synonyms and related words: 1  aboard. 2  alight. 3  bestride. 4  board. 5  climb. 6  deplane. 7  disembark. 8  dismount. 9  embark. 10  get. 11  get off (sth). 12  get on (sth). 13  get out. 14  hop. 15  in. 16  mount. 17  settle. 18  straddle.
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ACTION: In accordance with the name change of the Health Care Financing Administration to the “Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services,” this technical regulation revises all references to “Health Care Financing Administration” and “HCFA” in chapters I, IV and V of title 42 and subtitle A and chapters II and III of title 45 of the Code of Federal Regulations.
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- Synonyms for time-sensitive. This thesaurus page is about all possible synonyms, equivalent, same meaning and similar words for the term time-sensitive. PPDB, the paraphrase database(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate these synonyms: List of paraphrases: perishable, time-bound, urgent.
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- adj. strange, wild. 1  bugged out. 2  camp. 3  comical. 4  curious. 5  eccentric. 6  extraordinary. 7  fantastic. 8  far-out. 9  freakish. 10  grody. 11  grotesque. 12  kooky. 13  ludicrous. 14  odd. 15  oddball. 16  off the wall. 17  offbeat. 18  outlandish. 19  outre. 20  outre. 21  outré. 22  peculiar. 23  queer. 24  ridiculous. 25  singular. 26  unusual-way. 27  out.  weird
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task Synonyms: task, job1, chore, assignment. These nouns denote a piece of work that one must do. A task is a well-defined responsibility that is usually imposed by another and that may be burdensome: I stayed at work late to finish the task at hand. Job often suggests a specific short-term undertaking: did little jobs about the house with skill (W.H. Auden).
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- Synonyms-adjectives. 1  requesting. 2  supplicatory. 3  clamorous. 4  on one's bended knees. 5  precatory. 6  postulant. 7  urgent. 8  on one's marrowbones. 9  suppliant. 10  obsecratory. 11  cap in hand. 12  supplicant. 13  importunate. 14  on one's knees.
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- verb. run away, depart secretly. 1  beat it. 2  bolt. 3  break. 4  clear out. 5  cut and run. 6  decamp. 7  disappear. 8  dog it. 9  duck out. 10  escape. 11  fade. 12  flee. 13  fly the coop. 14  get. 15  go AWOL. 16  go south. 17  hightail. 18  jump. 19  leave. 20  make a break. 21  make off. 22  make scarce. 23  pull out. 24  quit. 25  run off. 26  scram. 27  skedaddle. 28  skip out. 29  slip. 30  sneak away. 31  split. 32  steal away. 33  take off. 34  vamoose. 35  vanish.
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- “detox”: synonyms and related words: 1  bong. 2  chase. 3  chems. 4  crank. 5  dope. 6  doped up. 7  gear. 8  legal high. 9  OD. 10  overdose. 11  performance-enhancing. 12  pop. 13  shooting gallery. 14  snort. 15  soft. 16  spacey. 17  spliff. 18  spliff up. 19  wasted. 20  whacked.
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- (c) schedules. (d) series. esl test: synonyms for 'task' and 'duty' (questions). Your ESL/EFL Test Package will help you learn new phrases, idioms, expressions and English grammar structures every single day. And you won't even have to cram any grammar rules or vocabulary words into your head.
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- “trepidation”: synonyms and related words: 1  agitation. 2  alarm. 3  angst. 4  anxiety. 5  apprehension. 6  consternation. 7  discomfit. 8  discomfort. 9  frazzle. 10  misgiving. 11  oppression. 12  overwork. 13  panic attack. 14  perturbation. 15  preoccupation. 16  restive. 17  strain. 18  tizzy. 19  uneasiness. 20  vexation.
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- 2 causing weariness, restlessness, or lack of interest nothing stuffy about this science museum—it's all interactive and fun Synonyms arid, colorless, drab, dreary, drudging, dry, dull, dusty, flat, heavy, ho-hum, humdrum, jading, jejune, leaden, mind-numbing, monochromatic, monotonous, numbing, old, pedestrian, ponderous, slow, stale, stodgy, ...
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- Compound Word List # 4: onetime. supercargo: supercharge. overabundance : backside: backslap: backspace: backspin: undercut: underdevelop: underdog: underestimate: superstrong: supertanker: superweapon : superwoman: underexpose: underfoot: however: eyesight: airfield: sidekick. crossover: sunbathe: anywhere: anyhow: backache: backbite: b ackbreaker: backdrop: backfire: background: textbook: underachieve: underact
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- useless or profitless activity; using or expending or consuming thoughtlessly or carelessly. 1  boondoggle, 2  squandering, 3  prodigality, 4  lavishness, 5  waste of money, 6  highlife, 7  waste of material, 8  waste of energy, 9  high life, 10  extravagance, 11  waste of effort, 12  activity, 13  dissipation, 14  wastefulness, 15  waste of time. 16  inactivity.
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- verb. move very slowly. 1  clamber. 2  creep. 3  drag. 4  drag oneself along. 5  go on all fours. 6  go on belly. 7  grovel. 8  hang back. 9  inch. 10  lag. 11  loiter along. 12  lollygag. 13  move at snail's pace. 14  move on hands and knees. 15  plod. 16  poke. 17  pull oneself along. 18  scrabble. 19  slide. 20  slither. 21  squirm. 22  worm. 23  wriggle. 24  writhe.
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- 2 requiring considerable physical or mental effort the laborious task of cleaning up the oil spill Synonyms arduous, Augean, backbreaking, challenging, demanding, difficult, effortful, exacting, formidable, grueling (or gruelling), heavy, hellacious, herculean, killer, hard, moiling, murderous, pick-and-shovel, rigorous, rough, rugged, severe, stiff ...
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- “sedate”: synonyms and related words: ( 1 as) cool as a cucumber idiom. 2  at (your) leisure idiom. 3  be at peace with the world idiom. 4  carefree. 5  careless. 6  comfort. 7  comfortably. 8  easy come, easy go idiom. 9  easy-going. 10  equilibrium. 11  free-flowing. 12  genteel. 13  harmonious. 14  lamb. 15  peaceful. 16  poised. 17  quiescent. 18  relaxed. 19  rested. 20  sangfroid.
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- 20 Words related to eavesdropping. 1  eavesdrop. 2  spying. 3  annoying. 4  listening. 5  nosy. 6  spy. 7  snooping. 8  conversation. 9  earjacking. 10  facebook. 11  gossip. 12  overhear. 13  overhearing. 14  snoop. 15  listen. 16  nosey. 17  eavesdropper. 18  overheard. 19  text. 20  ear hustling.
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- adj. unhappy; critical. 1  annoyed. 2  bad tempered. 3  bellyaching. 4  crabbing. 5  crabby. 6  cranky. 7  disappointed. 8  discontent. 9  discontented. 10  displeased. 11  dissatisfied. 12  griping. 13  grouchy. 14  grousing. 15  grumpy. 16  irritable. 17  irritated. 18  kicking. 19  kvetching. 20  malcontent. 21  malcontented. 22  peeved. 23  peevish. 24  petulant. 25  put out. 26  sulky. 27  sullen. 28  testy. 29  uncontent. 30  ungratified. 31  vexed.dj. unhappy; critical. 1  annoyed. 2  bad tempered. 3  bellyaching. 4  crabbing. 5  crabby. 6  cranky. 7  disappointed. 8  discontent. 9  discontented. 10  displeased. 11  dissatisfied. 12  griping. 13  grouchy. 14  grousing. 15  grumpy. 16  irritable. 17  irritated. 18  kicking. 19  kvetching. 20  malcontent. 21  malcontented. 22  peeved. 23  peevish. 24  petulant. 25  put out. 26  sulky. 27  sullen. 28  testy. 29  uncontent. 30  ungratified. 31  vexed.